Did you miss these 3 Miramar stories? Catch up on luxury living, schools & more
Three recent stories about Miramar and Broward County covered several topics — ultra-luxury real estate, a school-tax referendum, and school district budget cuts and layoffs.
Here’s a rundown to catch up:
Miramar’s most expensive mansion sits on over 2 acres. Here’s what it’s worth
Miramar’s top-priced residential property is a 2.2-acre estate valued at about $5.2 million (or $5.8 million on Zillow), far above most homes in the city. It’s a massive 2019-built place with five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and amenities like a pool and even a barn — and it may be used more as a photo venue than a primary home.
Broward Schools approves tax referendum for November ballot. What voters should know
The Broward school board approved ballot language to ask voters to continue a 1-mill property tax through 2030, funding pay supplements, school safety, and mental-health services. Much of the debate was about wording — who exactly the money is for — after past controversy, with a workshop planned to dig into allocations if it passes.
Broward Schools approves plan to eliminate up to 3,000 jobs. Here’s what to know
The school board directed the superintendent to develop a plan to cut up to 3,000 positions over three years as the district confronts a $90 million shortfall and long-term enrollment decline. Board members emphasized the reductions should largely hit non-instructional roles, with leaders saying savings could help stabilize finances and potentially improve teacher pay.
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This story was originally published March 22, 2026 at 7:10 AM.